Nissan Ariya Lease Deal
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Thought I'd start a thread to avoid cross talk in the main lease deals one...
I've ordered one (will be my wife's car, replacing a Qashqai). No delivery date yet but we wanted to push it to late May / June anyway as that's when the current car goes back.
Had a better look around one yesterday and interior space is huge which I'm very pleased with due to having young kids with enormous child seats.
There's apparently an issue where the timed climate control can set off the alarm. A mate who works at Nissan tells me there's a fix so I'm hopefully going to check it's been done before delivery.
They don't appear to come with carpet mats, so unless Alphabet supply them (I know some lease companies do) they need to be bought. I'm not keen on the price of the Nissan ones for a 2 year lease!
Unfortunately it's not supported by OVO anytime yet, which means I will probably move electricity supplier when my contact is up. Although the Renault Megane is supported so that may suggest it won't be too hard for them to support the Nissan.
Anyone taken delivery yet?
I've ordered one (will be my wife's car, replacing a Qashqai). No delivery date yet but we wanted to push it to late May / June anyway as that's when the current car goes back.
Had a better look around one yesterday and interior space is huge which I'm very pleased with due to having young kids with enormous child seats.
There's apparently an issue where the timed climate control can set off the alarm. A mate who works at Nissan tells me there's a fix so I'm hopefully going to check it's been done before delivery.
They don't appear to come with carpet mats, so unless Alphabet supply them (I know some lease companies do) they need to be bought. I'm not keen on the price of the Nissan ones for a 2 year lease!
Unfortunately it's not supported by OVO anytime yet, which means I will probably move electricity supplier when my contact is up. Although the Renault Megane is supported so that may suggest it won't be too hard for them to support the Nissan.
Anyone taken delivery yet?
blank said:
Thought I'd start a thread to avoid cross talk in the main lease deals one...
I've ordered one (will be my wife's car, replacing a Qashqai). No delivery date yet but we wanted to push it to late May / June anyway as that's when the current car goes back.
Had a better look around one yesterday and interior space is huge which I'm very pleased with due to having young kids with enormous child seats.
There's apparently an issue where the timed climate control can set off the alarm. A mate who works at Nissan tells me there's a fix so I'm hopefully going to check it's been done before delivery.
They don't appear to come with carpet mats, so unless Alphabet supply them (I know some lease companies do) they need to be bought. I'm not keen on the price of the Nissan ones for a 2 year lease!
Unfortunately it's not supported by OVO anytime yet, which means I will probably move electricity supplier when my contact is up. Although the Renault Megane is supported so that may suggest it won't be too hard for them to support the Nissan.
Anyone taken delivery yet?
Not got one, although a neighbour has, but I was just going to ask if you already have a charger at home? If not, could you get one that is OVO compatible to save having to change supplier?I've ordered one (will be my wife's car, replacing a Qashqai). No delivery date yet but we wanted to push it to late May / June anyway as that's when the current car goes back.
Had a better look around one yesterday and interior space is huge which I'm very pleased with due to having young kids with enormous child seats.
There's apparently an issue where the timed climate control can set off the alarm. A mate who works at Nissan tells me there's a fix so I'm hopefully going to check it's been done before delivery.
They don't appear to come with carpet mats, so unless Alphabet supply them (I know some lease companies do) they need to be bought. I'm not keen on the price of the Nissan ones for a 2 year lease!
Unfortunately it's not supported by OVO anytime yet, which means I will probably move electricity supplier when my contact is up. Although the Renault Megane is supported so that may suggest it won't be too hard for them to support the Nissan.
Anyone taken delivery yet?
. I have charged up during the day too (6 hrs) because I needed more charge for a longer journey but try not to.If you’re on Octopus Go, have a look at your last few bills and check your average rate because you might be better off on Tracker (single rate, changes daily) or Agile (half hourly price changes).
On Agile on Saturday I used 65kWh of electricity at a cost of -£2.84 as the price sometimes goes negative when there is excess capacity in the grid, usually when it’s windy. The average rate on Agile I’ve paid is 12.45p/kWh this year. This week it was 2.94p/kWh.
EV tariffs are good value if you charge daily at least the same amount as you use generally - so if you use 10kWh in the home you put 10kWh in the car, the brings you average rate to about 17p/kWh. If you don’t need to charge every day and can avoid days where it might be more expensive then you are usually better on Agile.
On Agile on Saturday I used 65kWh of electricity at a cost of -£2.84 as the price sometimes goes negative when there is excess capacity in the grid, usually when it’s windy. The average rate on Agile I’ve paid is 12.45p/kWh this year. This week it was 2.94p/kWh.
EV tariffs are good value if you charge daily at least the same amount as you use generally - so if you use 10kWh in the home you put 10kWh in the car, the brings you average rate to about 17p/kWh. If you don’t need to charge every day and can avoid days where it might be more expensive then you are usually better on Agile.
blank said:
Thought I'd start a thread to avoid cross talk in the main lease deals one...
I've ordered one (will be my wife's car, replacing a Qashqai). No delivery date yet but we wanted to push it to late May / June anyway as that's when the current car goes back.
Had a better look around one yesterday and interior space is huge which I'm very pleased with due to having young kids with enormous child seats.
There's apparently an issue where the timed climate control can set off the alarm. A mate who works at Nissan tells me there's a fix so I'm hopefully going to check it's been done before delivery.
They don't appear to come with carpet mats, so unless Alphabet supply them (I know some lease companies do) they need to be bought. I'm not keen on the price of the Nissan ones for a 2 year lease!
Unfortunately it's not supported by OVO anytime yet, which means I will probably move electricity supplier when my contact is up. Although the Renault Megane is supported so that may suggest it won't be too hard for them to support the Nissan.
Anyone taken delivery yet?
I assume you went for the advance 87kwh one with sky pack.I've ordered one (will be my wife's car, replacing a Qashqai). No delivery date yet but we wanted to push it to late May / June anyway as that's when the current car goes back.
Had a better look around one yesterday and interior space is huge which I'm very pleased with due to having young kids with enormous child seats.
There's apparently an issue where the timed climate control can set off the alarm. A mate who works at Nissan tells me there's a fix so I'm hopefully going to check it's been done before delivery.
They don't appear to come with carpet mats, so unless Alphabet supply them (I know some lease companies do) they need to be bought. I'm not keen on the price of the Nissan ones for a 2 year lease!
Unfortunately it's not supported by OVO anytime yet, which means I will probably move electricity supplier when my contact is up. Although the Renault Megane is supported so that may suggest it won't be too hard for them to support the Nissan.
Anyone taken delivery yet?
I thought they came with the plush carpet.
quinny100 said:
If you’re on Octopus Go, have a look at your last few bills and check your average rate because you might be better off on Tracker (single rate, changes daily) or Agile (half hourly price changes).
On Agile on Saturday I used 65kWh of electricity at a cost of -£2.84 as the price sometimes goes negative when there is excess capacity in the grid, usually when it’s windy. The average rate on Agile I’ve paid is 12.45p/kWh this year. This week it was 2.94p/kWh.
EV tariffs are good value if you charge daily at least the same amount as you use generally - so if you use 10kWh in the home you put 10kWh in the car, the brings you average rate to about 17p/kWh. If you don’t need to charge every day and can avoid days where it might be more expensive then you are usually better on Agile.
Another reason to want a guaranteed cheap overnight rate is solar batteries. We have enough battery capacity that charging them overnight at 7.5p/KWh means that coupled with even the most overcast of days, we pretty much only import electricity at the cheap rate. March was an average of 9.1p/KWh.On Agile on Saturday I used 65kWh of electricity at a cost of -£2.84 as the price sometimes goes negative when there is excess capacity in the grid, usually when it’s windy. The average rate on Agile I’ve paid is 12.45p/kWh this year. This week it was 2.94p/kWh.
EV tariffs are good value if you charge daily at least the same amount as you use generally - so if you use 10kWh in the home you put 10kWh in the car, the brings you average rate to about 17p/kWh. If you don’t need to charge every day and can avoid days where it might be more expensive then you are usually better on Agile.
Agile would be great, but manually faffing with changing when the batteries charge would be a royal PITA. So with a PHEV and an EV as well as the house to charge, Intelligent works the most consistently for us.
Had my 87kwh e4orce evolve since July last year, excellent car. I've done 15k so far.
Mats aren't included from Nissan, Tusker included some cheap and cheerful ones as part of the lease. I'm sure you could find some on ebay etc.
There's a few recalls for bits and pieces including the alarm activation if remote HVAC is used - but there's been a fix in the wild with dealers for some months now so yours should come with that already done.
It's a great all round car.
Mats aren't included from Nissan, Tusker included some cheap and cheerful ones as part of the lease. I'm sure you could find some on ebay etc.
There's a few recalls for bits and pieces including the alarm activation if remote HVAC is used - but there's been a fix in the wild with dealers for some months now so yours should come with that already done.
It's a great all round car.
Edited by PistonTim on Wednesday 17th April 10:35
PistonTim said:
Had my 87kwh e4orce evolve since July last year, excellent car. I've done 15k so far.
Mats aren't included from Nissan, Tusker included some cheap and cheerful ones as part of the lease. I'm sure you could find some on ebay etc.
There's a few recalls for bits and pieces including the alarm activation if remote HVAC is used - but there's been a fix in the wild with dealers for some months now so yours should come with that already done.
It's a great all round car.
How much is it for you on Tusker? I assume you opted for the 10K package given your mileage.Mats aren't included from Nissan, Tusker included some cheap and cheerful ones as part of the lease. I'm sure you could find some on ebay etc.
There's a few recalls for bits and pieces including the alarm activation if remote HVAC is used - but there's been a fix in the wild with dealers for some months now so yours should come with that already done.
It's a great all round car.
Edited by PistonTim on Wednesday 17th April 10:35
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Pistonheadsdicoverer said:
I assume you went for the advance 87kwh one with sky pack.
I thought they came with the plush carpet.
Yeah that's what I've ordered. Everything I've read points to no mats included. I thought they came with the plush carpet.
Hopefully someone on here will get one delivered soon and we can confirm!
Mats & a full battery should come as standard!
Pistonheadsdicoverer said:
PistonTim said:
Had my 87kwh e4orce evolve since July last year, excellent car. I've done 15k so far.
Mats aren't included from Nissan, Tusker included some cheap and cheerful ones as part of the lease. I'm sure you could find some on ebay etc.
There's a few recalls for bits and pieces including the alarm activation if remote HVAC is used - but there's been a fix in the wild with dealers for some months now so yours should come with that already done.
It's a great all round car.
How much is it for you on Tusker? I assume you opted for the 10K package given your mileage.Mats aren't included from Nissan, Tusker included some cheap and cheerful ones as part of the lease. I'm sure you could find some on ebay etc.
There's a few recalls for bits and pieces including the alarm activation if remote HVAC is used - but there's been a fix in the wild with dealers for some months now so yours should come with that already done.
It's a great all round car.
Edited by PistonTim on Wednesday 17th April 10:35
Any idea what would be the best charger to get for this car and the likely cost?
I'm likely to pull the trigger on a £412 pm Salary Sacrifice deal for a gunmetal metallic 87KwH Advance model on 36month 10k miles pa, 16.5p excess mileage charge with full maintenance, insurance and tyres. That's assuming one of the 5 cars this afternoon is still available.
I'm likely to pull the trigger on a £412 pm Salary Sacrifice deal for a gunmetal metallic 87KwH Advance model on 36month 10k miles pa, 16.5p excess mileage charge with full maintenance, insurance and tyres. That's assuming one of the 5 cars this afternoon is still available.
thepeoplespal said:
Any idea what would be the best charger to get for this car and the likely cost?
I'm likely to pull the trigger on a £412 pm Salary Sacrifice deal for a gunmetal metallic 87KwH Advance model on 36month 10k miles pa, 16.5p excess mileage charge with full maintenance, insurance and tyres. That's assuming one of the 5 cars this afternoon is still available.
Check with your utility provider if they have any deals on EV chargers.I'm likely to pull the trigger on a £412 pm Salary Sacrifice deal for a gunmetal metallic 87KwH Advance model on 36month 10k miles pa, 16.5p excess mileage charge with full maintenance, insurance and tyres. That's assuming one of the 5 cars this afternoon is still available.
I am with Octopus as I have PV and Battery.
IOG gives me 7.5p charging at night and 15p solar export (so will load batteries at night).
I went for the Zappi b.c. it allows solar-to-ev charging.
But if you're not in that situation just go for the cheapest one with installation.
Octopus starts from £899 all inclusive.
For potential Ariya owners, don't forget to register for servicing and get "Tea for Two on us at one of a number of locations across the country, when you purchase a Service Plan online before 30th September 2024*
It costs £367.77 for 2 years which is reasonable IMHO. you’ll benefit from a years’ free RAC Breakdown Cover and a £200 Insurance Excess Voucher
https://www.nissan.co.uk/owners/car-repair/car-ser...
It costs £367.77 for 2 years which is reasonable IMHO. you’ll benefit from a years’ free RAC Breakdown Cover and a £200 Insurance Excess Voucher
https://www.nissan.co.uk/owners/car-repair/car-ser...
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